Causes of peroneus longus pain

The causes of peroneus longus pain are trauma, inflammatory infection, excessive strain, etc. You need to go to the hospital for examination in time to determine the cause and choose surgery and medication for treatment.

1. Trauma: When the peroneus longus muscle is hit or squeezed by a sharp object, local muscle injury may occur, accompanied by indirect pain or persistent pain. You need to go to the hospital for examination in time to determine the degree of skin and muscle damage. You can choose local suture or bandaging treatment to promote local skin healing and relieve pain.

2. Inflammatory infection: If your immunity is relatively low, or you often work in a cold and humid environment, you may experience pain in the peroneus longus muscle, accompanied by local swelling or abnormal muscle contraction. The pain will be more severe when standing and walking. You should go to the hospital for an electromyography examination in time to determine the condition. You can take ibuprofen sustained-release tablets for treatment under the guidance of a doctor to eliminate inflammation and relieve pain.

3. Overstrain: After extensive exercise or standing for a long time, muscles may become overly tense, accompanied by symptoms of muscle soreness and pain. Timely examination is required to determine the severity of the muscle strain, and then use a hot towel for local application or apply blood-activating and blood-dissolving ointment for treatment to promote local recovery.